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Federal investigators are investigating an ongoing cyclospora outbreak linked to contaminated produce, initially thought to be iceberg lettuce. Experts advise consumers to remain informed and not to avoid dining out, emphasizing the complexity of the food supply chain. Those at higher risk should consider opting for cooked vegetables and seek medical attention if experiencing symptoms.
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Federal investigators are investigating an ongoing cyclospora outbreak linked to contaminated produce, initially thought to be iceberg lettuce. Experts advise consumers to remain informed and not to avoid dining out, emphasizing the complexity of the food supply chain. Those at higher risk should consider opting for cooked vegetables and seek medical attention if experiencing symptoms.
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